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The board’s administrative judge found Mayor Lori Lightfoot’s administration didn’t bargain as it should have. The judge ordered the city to reinstate any employee fired because of the vaccination policy and make them whole for the loss of any pay or benefits with 7% interest.
However, the board tells WGN-TV News the decision is not final. The city has 30 days to file an appeal, known as an exemption, before the full board makes a final decision.
Lightfoot’s spokesman called the order “an erroneous decision that does not follow the law, facts or importantly the science” and said “we are currently reviewing the ruling and evaluating next steps.”
There’s some irony in the fact that these flexes of labor muscle come as Democrats, labor’s natural ally, control the White House and both chambers of Congress.
originally posted by: ketsuko
And with what money is Chicago going to do this? My understanding is that Illinois is pretty well broke.
originally posted by: TrulyColorBlind
originally posted by: ketsuko
And with what money is Chicago going to do this? My understanding is that Illinois is pretty well broke.
They'll just raise the price I have to pay for license plates yet again, or something like that. That's how they'll get the money. It's always how they get the money here in Illinois. The dirty rotten scoundrels!
originally posted by: ketsuko
And with what money is Chicago going to do this? My understanding is that Illinois is pretty well broke.
originally posted by: lordcomac
Back pay and interest!
Of course this is years worth of work now so that's a huge amount of money and anyone who lost their job over this had to change their life entirely, back pay just won't cut it.
Maybe next time logic and reason should come into play
... Lightfoot’s spokesman called the order “an erroneous decision that does not follow the law, facts or importantly the science” and said “we are currently reviewing the ruling and evaluating next steps.”
originally posted by: Antimony
This article is talking about how the city of Chicago did not bargain in good faith before implementing their vaccine mandate on unions when they unilaterally implemented the mandates on everyone.
The board’s administrative judge found Mayor Lori Lightfoot’s administration didn’t bargain as it should have. The judge ordered the city to reinstate any employee fired because of the vaccination policy and make them whole for the loss of any pay or benefits with 7% interest.
However, the board tells WGN-TV News the decision is not final. The city has 30 days to file an appeal, known as an exemption, before the full board makes a final decision.
Lightfoot’s spokesman called the order “an erroneous decision that does not follow the law, facts or importantly the science” and said “we are currently reviewing the ruling and evaluating next steps.”
wgntv.com...
Another one bites the dust. Didn't New York already have to reinstate and backpay workers fired over the mandate? What will be the next domino? Will the city appeal this? Will they win? The article says this could extend into the new mayor's term so how will he approach this issue? Isn't it always an "erroneous decision" when anyone disagrees with a liberal?
originally posted by: carewemust
a reply to: Antimony
Is it a problem that there was a Covid-19 emergency in effect?